Cost & earnings at Wagner College What students borrow here, and what they go on to earn
Education graduates earn a median $33,993 Across 412 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →Wagner College’s Education Department trains candidates for teacher licensure with programs that blend subject-area grounding, pedagogy, and intensive field work. Suited to students aiming for classroom careers or graduate licensure pathways, the department supports placement across public, charter, and private schools in the tri‑state area.
Coursework and training focus on connecting contemporary theory and research to classroom practice, building disciplinary and general-education knowledge, and developing practical teaching skills via a range of field experiences. Programs prepare candidates to create nurturing, responsive learning environments.
The department uses selective application criteria and provides a personalized educational environment; specific admissions standards and documentation requirements are handled by Wagner Admissions or an education advisor. Prospective students are encouraged to consult admissions or an education advisor for program-specific entry details.
Graduates enter teaching and school leadership roles across public, charter, and private schools in the tri‑state region. The department’s emphasis on inclusive practices and dual certification readies candidates to work with diverse learners, including students with disabilities.
Wagner participates in the Empire State Teacher Residency partnership with the New York State Department of Labor for a July 2024 cohort, offering a $30,000 annual stipend to candidates in a one‑year graduate 7–12 Adolescent & Students with Disabilities residency that includes 1,000 hours of clinical experience. Students should check with financial aid and the department for other funding opportunities and eligibility.
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